Coeur d'Alene Tribe issues stay-at-home order

Plummer – The Coeur d’Alene Tribe has issued a temporary stay at home order as part of the Tribe’s continued efforts to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus.

Italian death toll overtakes China's as virus spreads

ROME (AP) — Italy's death toll from the coronavirus outbreak eclipsed China’s on Thursday as the scourge extended its march across the West, where the United States and other countries increasingly enlisted the military and improvised at every turn to get ready for an onslaught of patients.

Report: Libby cleanup efforts have reduced health risks

Golf and spa 'highlight' Highlands living

By TYLER WILSON

THE FRONT ROW WITH JASON ELLIOTT: Saturday, March 5, 2016

The chance of Lanker’s lifetime

You’d think that after 32 years of coaching track and field that at some point, Linda Lanker might slow down a little bit.

Legals for September, 14 2021

France seizes control of masks; Europeans close more schools

PARIS (AP) — France requisitioned protective masks and sent tens of thousands of students home from school, Norway blocked 1,200 passengers on a cruise ship and Spain isolated dozens of health workers as the new coronavirus spread further Tuesday into Europe.

France seizes control of masks; Virus deaths soar in Italy

PARIS (AP) — France requisitioned protective masks and sent tens of thousands of students home from school, deaths in Italy soared and Spain isolated dozens of health workers Tuesday as the new coronavirus spread further into Europe.

Grand opening event set for Three Chiefs Culture Center

Three Chiefs Culture Center, formerly The People’s Center, will celebrate its grand opening of the new temporary site in St. Ignatius on Friday.

Sign-up for MCBONES Coyote Canyon Mammoth Site tours starts June 1

KENNEWICK – According to a May 17 announcement from the MCBONES Research Center Foundation, sign-ups for public and group tours at the Coyote Canyon Mammoth Site, a dig site in Kennewick, begin June 1. Reservations can be made for June through October.

BOCC denies Pine Creek Road validation

The Shoshone Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) denied a request to validate a portion of West Fork Pine Creek road on Tuesday afternoon at the Shoshone County Courthouse.

Woman admits to credit card theft to buy jewelry

Panhandle Eats arrives, starts cooking

PONDERAY — Redefining the food truck trend, Panhandle Eats brings eclectic, affordable global flavor to the community.

LAW ROUNDUP: Man wakes up in landlord's yard

Cheers to Whitefish Liquor Store's new location

For many years, the Whitefish Liquor Store’s general manager, Jen Hurlbert always knew when Manager Jared Zuege was in the building because her schedule, held by magnets to the wall, was crumpled and on the floor.

Change the world — start with local kids

Boys and Girls Club Christmas for Kids is Dec. 9, 11

Boys and Girls Club Christmas for Kids is Dec. 9, 11

2020 proved tough year for organizations, businesses

This past year was strange and difficult for a number of organizations and businesses.

Promising plans for Bright View

State opens up 32-acre north Kalispell site for development

North Kalispell continues to fill in this year, with everything from a 100-room Hilton Homewood Suites to a new Cabela’s store, new Glacier Eye Clinic building and half-mile stretch of highway bypass in the works.

Consider these items as Christmas gifts

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Snail discovery prompts warning about illegal dumping of aquariums

Shell of nonnative 'Mystery Snail' washes ashore at Flathead Lake

State wildlife officials believe aquarium dumping released a nonnative snail to Flathead Lake.